"When Was Death in Italy?" – No Single Event

There is no singular historical event called "death in Italy." Italy has a 3,000+ year recorded history with countless deaths—wars, plagues, executions, natural disasters, notable figures.

If you refer to a specific event, please clarify:

• Black Death (1347–1351) – killed 30–60% of population.
• COVID-19 Pandemic (2020–) – >190,000 deaths (official).
• WWII (1943–45) – ~450,000 Italian deaths.
• 1908 Messina Earthquake – ~80,000 dead.
• Death of a famous person (e.g., Garibaldi 1882, Mussolini 1945, Fellini 1993).

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